Health Professions Education ResearchThe Education Research Team conducts, develops and applies findings from contemporary empirical research to aid policy advancement and meet various stakeholder goals across the NHG ecosystem. Taking a mixed-methods, multidisciplinary approach, our team collaborates with faculty, staff, and clinical teams across NHG to provide research support as well as the best evidence-based pedagogical and organisational interventions for patients, their families, and our care practitioners. Research areas include (but are not limited to) studies concerning curriculum, assessments, workplace-based learning, and learner and faculty experience. Please contact Education_Office_Research@nhg.com.sg for health professions education research and collaboration opportunities.
Themes of Interest for HPE research
The themes of interest for the research projects are outlined below:
1. The Development of the Professional for Tomorrow's Healthcare (PTH)
1. The Development of the Professional for Tomorro...
Relating to interventions for our learners, teaching innovations, creating the learning environment for the development of the PTH, and workplace-based learning.
Related Publication(s)Title of Publication: Learning Experiences Of Adaptive Experts - A Reflexive Thematic Analysis Author(s): Dr Joanne Kua (TTSH), Dr Winnie Teo (NHG) & Dr Lim Wee Shiong (TTSH)Year: 2023Abstract: Whilst adaptive experts have well-researched beliefs and attitudes towards learning, what is unclear are the interactions that occur within the learning environment that constitute their learning experiences. The practice of geriatric medicine emphasises the interdisciplinary care of complex frail older adults. Our study sets out to understand the learning experiences of adaptive experts in geriatric medicine by examining how interactions at the intra-personal, inter-personal and organisational levels contributed to the development of adaptive expertise. To read more, please click here.
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2. Wellness for Our Staff and Our Learners
2. Wellness for Our Staff and Our Learners
Highlighting what constitutes wellness and well-being, interventions for well-being and building resilience.
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3. Education Interventions to Support Patient Education
3. Education Interventions to Support Patient Educ...
Bringing about patient-centered care and shared decision-making, instructional design for patient education, and supporting our healthcare professionals and learners to carry out patient education.
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4. Education Interventions to Support Care of the Elderly, Vulnerable & Palliative Care
4. Education Interventions to Support Care of the ...
Supporting our healthcare professionals and learners who are involved in the care of the elderly and vulnerable; facilitating the education of healthcare professionals and learners in palliative care.
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*The above examples are the focus areas of Group Education Research (but not limited to). Please contact Education_Office_Research@nhg.com.sg for health professions education research and collaboration opportunities.
Education Research Seminar Series
Humanity at the Heart of Healthcare
This seminar series considers the mobilisation of the arts, humanities, and social sciences in addressing pertinent issues within the healthcare ecosystem and the larger medical narrative. To register your interest for future webinars, click here.
Visit our YouTube channel to view the recordings of the past webinars.
| Sponsorship for Health Professions Education Journal PublicationsGroup Education Research's sponsorship for education-related journal publications aims to provide support for our eligible NHG faculty/staff. The sponsorship covers the open access charges incurred by the authors, allowing research information to be freely available for all. NHG faculty / staff are encouraged to apply if their publication fulfils the following criteria: - The standing of the journal. The manuscript must be published in a peer-reviewed journal of good standing.
- Alignment with NHG Group Education Research priorities (above).
For more information on the publication sponsorship policy for NHG faculty/ staff, and additional sponsorship criteria, please click here (only accessible via the NHG intranet).
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Education Research Themed Grant
The Education Research Themed Grant is a yearly fund that encourages Graduate Medical Education (GME) and Pre-Professional Education (PPE) faculty in NHG to undertake health professions education research projects aligned with our Education research themes. These projects help to strengthen and synergise current education research in NHG Group Education research priorities (above). FY23 Awardees
FY22 Awardees
| Ms Goo Lay Kian, Senior Nurse Educator (Community Health), Tan Tock Seng HospitalTitle of Research: Mobile Micro-learning in the Continual Professional Education of Nurses in Singapore | 
| Dr Janine Kee, Consultant (Department of Psychiatry), Tan Tock Seng HospitalTitle of Research: Improving junior doctors wellbeing; the impact of Balint groups on physician resilience, burnout, empathy and professional identify formation | 
| Dr Nor Alia Binti Mohd Noor, Associate Consultant (General Surgery), Khoo Teck Puat HospitalTitle of Research: Comparing Video Reflection of undergraduate stitching (VRUS) | 
| Dr Shaun Chan, Associate Consultant (Surgery), Khoo Teck Puat HospitalTitle of Research: Learning Oriented Teaching in Trans disciplinary Education (LOTTE) | 
| Ms Tan Keng Teng, Principal Pharmacist (Specialist) (Pharmacy), Tan Tock Seng HospitalTitle of Research: Beyond training roadmaps and portfolios, what do pharmacists need for workplace based learning and development? | 
| Dr Wong Teck Yee, Senior Consultant, Family Physician (Continuing & Community Care), Tan Tock Seng HospitalTitle of Research: Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on health professions' education in the clinical environment - perception, attitudes and practices among clinician-educators |
To find out more about the Education Research Themed Grant, please click here. Click here to apply. (only accessible via the NHG intranet)
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